…it was pre-pandemic (the gap in 2022 is 25.6 percentage points, compared to 23pp in 2019). SELECTIVE UNIVERSITIES: After several years of expansion, acceptances at higher tariff universities are down…
…it was pre-pandemic (the gap in 2022 is 25.6 percentage points, compared to 23pp in 2019). SELECTIVE UNIVERSITIES: After several years of expansion, acceptances at higher tariff universities are down…
…qualification landscape continues to shift with the recent introduction of T Levels, and further changes expected over the coming years through the Lifelong Loan Entitlement, it is more important than…
…measures is a promising start that will help get our children’s education back on track, but there are no quick fixes. Undoing the negative impact of the last 12 months…
…creating alternative routes into your organisation. Improve recruitment practices Put systems and processes in place to ensure that you can assess applicants’ achievements in context and make sure recruitment practices…
…schools (excluding special schools, fee-paying schools and sixth form college) in England and Wales. Pupils were selected from a random sample of schools, and self-completion questionnaires were completed online between…
…person in that role to have attended a state comprehensive. How does the new cabinet compare to previous cabinets? Although the privately educated proportion of Johnson’s cabinet is considerably higher…